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Last weekend was filled with sunshine. Afternoons were warm. Ocean temperatures were abnormally mild. It was great beach weather.
Robert Moses State Park
This weekend is no longer an exception. September temperatures have been warming. Now, infrequent cases during which the temperature averaged 70° or above in September in New York City have increasingly become the norm.
With climate change driving increasing warmth, September has become an extension of summer. That will likely be true for decades, if not longer, on account of climate change.
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There, the rising warmth creates a breathtaking view of the beach. Are people going to the beach to spend time there during this season? Or is it too hot at that temperature to go for a walk on the beach?
The warming temperature there produces a very beautiful view of the beach. Is it a season like this, citizens travel to the beach to spend time on the beach? or is such a temperature too hot to go on an excursion on the beach?